Portland and Bangor Road Elects Loom President
Secretary Atherton returns from New York where he met with Ingersoll-Sargeant Drill Company executives about moving their plant from Easton to a site near Portland. The company seeks a 100 acre site and may hire about two thousand workers, with plans contingent on favorable inducements and land terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
New York
Ingersoll-Sargeant Drill Company
Easton
E. ¥. Loom
Portland and
Bangor Road
J. TL. Atherton
Sandere
Alstet Air
Hwan
Meanthe Hils
Shwe Chinber
Caninn
Saunders
Swan Infornesa
Satelier
Taston
Ghali
Peck
Numencie Scranton
Masten
President Truesdale Heads Ranger and Perthind Division Visit
President Truesdale accompanied by Trade Manager Caldwell and others toured the Ranger and Perthind division. A meeting of the Board of Directors followed with Loomis as superintendent. Plans were outlined for future projects and improvements in the division with Truesdale expressing satisfaction at the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WP Truesdiike
Caldwell
Olin
Ranger and
Perthind
Gheators
Iinger
I. 1. Loomis
Von
Othor
Bod Aldwell
Wheepper Dent
FYFP
Chanmilets
Teeieurer
Truesdale
Dy Caldwell
Conrad Miller
Mens Hono Pte Oon
Othe Bane
Portland
Puter
Truesdale Owas
Scranton
Loomis
BD I and W board make up for today chaos
The document lists a thinned schedule for the BD I and W board with numerous names and times. It includes entrants and crews across various locations such as Cayuga and Cayuga with many two names and crew references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. I. and
W. Board
Switch Men’s Union Holds Special Meeting on New Hall
A special meeting of the Switch men's union convened at Economy hall last night to select a new meeting place after being denied further use of the hall due to landlord arrangements. The group also discussed advis...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switchmen's Union
excursion under switchmen auspices to popular resort
The passage notes a planned excursion organized under the switchmen to a nearby popular resort, expected to occur soon. The plan suggests a community outing with participation from union members and possibly other locals.
Lacka-Wanna trainmen hold session in city gathering
The executive committee of Lacka- Wanna trainmen remained in the city after a long session yesterday. Several members left Wednesday night, but Chairman Wood and others stay likely to depart by Saturday night. They may visit Superintendent Charlie of the Lackawanna today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacka- Wanna
Wood
Kelly
Foy
Condon
Noonan
Whited
Charlie
The
Lackawanna
Central Railroad of New Jersey executives visit Scranton
W. Th Tayden, advertising agent for the Central Railroad of New Jersey, called on District Passenger Agent J. B Swisher. Vice President Charles J. Warren, General Passenger Agent T N Burt, and General Superintendent W W Went were in Scranton Wednesday night and left early yesterday morning without making their presence known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Th Tayden
The
Central Railroad of New Jersey
J. 8. Swisher
Charles J. Warren
Tn Burt
WW. Went
Scranton
Miners Bring Suit Over Mine Explosion Damages
Two miners, Joseph Weamenth and Matthew Haven, sued for damages alleging negligence by the Pennsylvania oil company after an explosion at a mine near Short Nide. They claim the firm failed to provide a competent fire crew and proper safety in a negligent blaze incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weamenth
Matthew Haven
Pennsylvania
Voebure
Dawson
Divorce filing traces in Bradford county case
Mrs Elaise Deouseht sues for divorce from husband in Conway suburb, Willand Himnmell. They wed in Westasing Bradford on March 20, 1889. Desertion alleged at Meshipe pen, Wyoming county, in 1889. The plaintiff now resides in Serarton, Voshuure and Dawson represent her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaise
Thotinell Deouseht
Vesterdiy Amaline
Willand
Himnmell
Unclear Individual Addresses and Names in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several names with street addresses including Michael AL Motiaire 41 Hollow Street Theresa Burke 40 Laurel Street Howls Tubinovich Hanmcoek NY Sophia Rosenberg S18 Penn Avenue Harry FF Big 91 Raymond Court Margaret M Smilth 39 Raymond Court.
Probate records and local court actions noted
The will of Louisa J. Schoonmaker of Elmhurst was admitted to probate. Emma Potter of Dunmere had her will probated with letters testamentary granted to Henry A. Krarapp. The bond of Tax Collector Peter B. Reilly of Dunmere was approved at $100,000. Stewart faced charges and was released on bail. A rule sought to compel Mo BR to bring action for act in the Fifth ward. Ownership disputes involving Kinlin and Mr May are noted with unresolved interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa J. Schoonmaker
Elmhurst
Emma DT. Potter
Dunmere
Hetary A. Krarapp
Peter BF. Reilly
A. J. Murray
PL H
Mangan T
Gellenvold FD
Maniley
Thors Stewart
Cleveland
Hie Dondsman
A. Martley
J. Parkin
Mo BR. May
Actot
Kinlin
Kirlin
Lottie Deseeeo
May Ands the Hotter
Iim
Longo Extradition Bid Tied to Grand Jury Indictment
Antonio Longo of Dunmore faces extradition after Tony Longo, accused of fatally shooting Officer Williams, claims non naturalization. District Attorney Lewis found a 1908 Dunmore naturalization records link. Officer Frank Williams swore before the court clerk that Antonio Lenge is the same man. The deposition will go to Washington for transmission. The grand jury meets next month to decide indictment.
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Tony Long
James Golden
Polonya
Traly
Longo
W Tt. Lewis
Antonio Longs
Dunmore
Lackawanna Cout
Frank Williams
Daniel
Antonio Lenge
Tony Laie
Pollewman Cholder
Williams
Lenge
Washington
Lewie
Newspaper man G A Willifame in serious condition
Mr and Mrs William F Williams of South Main avenue received word from Middle Cranville that their son G A Willifame a well known newspaper man is dangerously ill and may not recover He was stricken about a week ago with typhoid fever and has been unconscious most of the time Since the illness began his parents have traveled to Middle Cranville where a trained nurse from Albany has been in constant attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ft. Williams
S00th
Main Avenue
Middle Cranville
G. A. Willit- Fame
Williams
Middle Granville
Albany
Rail Schedule Details from Scranton to New York and Beyond
The timetable lists daily and weekday services from Scranton to New York and other destinations. It notes departure times, intermediate stops, and train numbers, including connections to Buffalo and other cities, with various routes and divisions.
Effeet dine 2 bon Trotos Trave Sorentons
Reading OCR fragment mentions multiple railroad and station names across Philadelphia New York Bethlehem Easton Reading and Wilkes Barre. It lists stations and services, with references to districts like Lehigh Valley and Wilkes Barre and executives such as Gen Supt and Div East. The garbled text implies a notices-type item about railroad operations or schedules affecting various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
White Haven
Hanleton
Potteville
Dail A. m
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Kimira
Chaca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagane Palla
Chivage
Tilia
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes
Chiladelpha
Sia
Fanny
MRL
Delaces
OLMIN
Sonnemacher
South
Bethlehom
Worthkete
Tillman
Lackewanna Avenue
Segantan
Ah Wn Pa
Conlland
Time Table Notes From a Scranton Train Schedule Fragment
A garbled OCR style timetable lists departures and arrivals between Carbondale Scranton and nearby towns. Mentions Time like 1000 am and 400 pm with Sundays only notes and references to Oswego Oneida Hoboken and New York routes as part of a regional travel schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tralee
Seanavith
Carbondele
Cortoaia
Carbondale
Pam
Cartowia
Siranton
Scranton
Cathendale
Cadoaia
Saba
New York
Vie
Dle
Onell
Oswego
Letergedihene
Transit and train schedule fragment for multiple routes
Fragmentary timetable lists trains and routes to Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Pittston Wilkes Barre and beyond with departures 505 am 110 pm and Sundays 8 am 4 pm 205 pm etc including connections to Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Pottsville Mountain Park and more. Mentions station agents and ticket guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
White Haven
Expres
Pittaton
Wilkes-Barre
Baltinore
Washington
Reading
Lebanon
Marrisberge
Potteville
Mountain Park
Ticketa
Otywitets Enat
Aouth
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Altimore
Hazleton
Metchinson
Gen
Mar. J
B, Wood
Man
Central Railroad of New Jersey Trains Connect Scranton to Major Cities
Trains depart Scranton for New York Newark and other destinations via the Mallone line at Liberty Street. Service details and schedules reflect regular routes operated by the Central Railroad of New Jersey with connections to urban centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Mallone
New York
Liberty Street
Scranton
Newark
Delaware and Hudson Train Schedule Fragments
A garbled OCR of a railway timetable outlines connections between Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Albany with times like 10:09 pm and 6:32 pm. Mentions stations Betallion Honesdale Wilkow and Lake regions and suggests daily routes toward Honestale and Carbondale with several stray numbers.
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Ntay Thane
Carbondale
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Board OF Trade
D., L. & W. Board For Today
Wild Cate
Vesta Nie 8
Mitlenem
E. M. Hallett
Avabeeen NY Ph
Wits Mats
W. Devine
Buch
Dopo
Moo Weriteeth
Tom
Rievena
Carlee
G. Frountelhor
Weet
M. Finnerty
East
Murray
J. Vennigen
Ui Hammer
W. H. Nicholas
Nay Aug
M. Staples
Fo McAlliater
Cayuga
Thompson
Mo Aynles
Pushere
S Aoom
Hower
Finnerty
Moran
T P.m
Murphy
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Lamping
Widener
Pamenger
A. m
Gaffney
Ta. m
Singer
Caer Wo Oom
Toom
Mo Stantony Toom
Meta Bam
George Thomas
Civemaielhs Bom
Cnatery Wa mm
Mo Curiae
Top
John Gahagans
Wallis
Bart
Switchmen'’s Meeting
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Mrs. Bunnell
Court House News Notes
Italy
G. A. Williams
Iguernsey Hall
Guernsey Hall
N. B
City of Scranton
Guernsey
Washington Avenue
J. W. Guernsey, Proprietor
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Belmar
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Point Pleasant
Vien Om
Astin Wiik
Mont Grote
Weil de Reger
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Eéfect Ag
New Yorke
Bughamton
Monttee
M. Nichielson
Fern Sorthumberland
Pismooth
Serahin
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York, Ontario
Railroa
Scranton, PA
LAPLIN @ RAND POWDER CO
Repaune Chemical Co
Erie Railroad
Wyoming
Hawley
Taing
Delaware and Hudson
Tarhondale
Betallion
Whdson
Honesdale
Amd
Fabe Hudee
Mt A
Wilkvetherre
Pole
Bot
Bae
Melton
Osford
Down
Lackawanna Ave
Pilsner
W. Winth Street
Suranton, PA
Henry Belin, JR
Dupont
Repaune Chemical Company
Conper Building
Thes
Fort
John B. Smith & Son
W. K Mulligan
Aettaton Plymouth
Wiikow
Liares
Muerantee
Hookfree
Pun Medicine CO
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
California Fig Syrup CO
Mer aoTe
F. Theel
G.F. Theel
Sherin
Felp
Epmany
Wendenble
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